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 Other Procedures: The DiMario Cosmetic Surgery Center provides an array of surgical and non-surgical procedures related to cosmetic and aesthetic beauty. These procedures include permanent makeup, ear lobe repair, mole removal and scar revision. Please contact us for the latest list of procedures that are performed at our offices. Micropigmentation: Permanent Makeup Micropigmentation is a form of cosmetic tattooing used to enhance facial features. The enhancements include: Permanent Eyeliner, Eyebrow repair, Lip Liner, Lip Shading, Scar Camouflaging, and Corrections of previous permanent makeup.
The treatment can also be used to reconstruct the nipple and areola area of the breast and improves conditions like scarring and uneven pigmentation. People with alopecia, a form of hair loss, may choose micropigmentation to create an appearance of eyebrows or fill in a scalp defect, where the hair has been lost.
Our highly trained permanent cosmetic specialist brings over 17 years of experience to permanent makeup artistry. As an instructor, she explains that to create the most natural results; technique, placement, color theory, artistry and good judgment are paramount 10 Reasons people enjoy permanent makeup by th
1. Convenience. You just need more time. 2. Allergies to ordinary makeup. Sensitive skin. 3. Wear glasses or contact lenses or had Lasik surgery: Tearing or Irritated Eyes 4. Arthritis or painful hands: Application Ease 5. Difficulty applying makeup or you don’t like the way it smears and disappears 6. Aging changes in brows, lips, eyes 7. Active, outdoor lifestyles 8. If you like a natural “no makeup” look 9. Hair loss from alopecia, chemotherapy accidents, burns or cosmetic surgery. 10. Replace Skin Discoloration. skin disorders, genetic traits, breasts (areola), cleft lips, scars and vitiligo patches are examples where cosmetic tattoo can help Procedure: Tiny, inert pigment granules are implanted or tattooed below the epidermis. Since the surface layer of the skin (epidermis) continually undergoes a natural exfoliation process, the color is tattooed on both the surface skin layer and the skin layer below (dermis layer). A topical anesthetic is applied before and after treatment to reduce any discomfort. Ear Lobe Repair Repair of Ear Ring Hole Tear Cosmetic surgical repair of a torn earlobe is a frequent occurrence. Piercing an earlobe puts it at risk to tear. The size, style and weight of an earring can contribute to the stretching or tearing of the earlobe opening. Large earrings that dangle can be caught on clothing or grasped by a child. The result can be a partially or completely torn earlobe, which is not attractive and prevents the patient from wearing earrings anymore. This deformity detracts from the ear and face. Some earlobes became longer and "dangly" with age. These elongated earlobes can significantly add to the aged appearance of a face. Earlobes that have stretched with time and gravity can be corrected with a reconstructive surgical Procedure: Repair of a torn earlobe occurs in the office setting; using a local anesthetic and taking about 45 minutes to repair one ear. The procedure consists of excising the edges of the split, reconstructing the edges and placement of sutures. The sutures have to be removed about 7 -14 days after the procedure. Mole Removal Mole Removal (Nevus Removal) "Moles" are skin growths that can be just a cosmetic nuisance or an early sign of skin cancer. Any mole that is changing in size or color must be seen by your general dermatologist right away to determine that it is not a serious form of skin cancer. Moles that are either benign or unattractive can be removed by one of several different methods such as; excision, shaving and laser ablasion. All of the related procedures are quick, easy and relatively painless provided the use of a topical anesthetic cream.
Procedure:
A small amount of local anesthesia is placed under the nevus and a scalpel or scissors is used to shave the nevus off flush or slightly below the level of skin. Then an electrical instrument will cauterize or burn the area or a solution will be placed on the area to stop any bleeding. Scar revision
Scar formation, which naturally results from full thickness skin wounds caused by accident, disease, burns or surgery, can be treated in a variety of ways. Excision, injection, laser skin resurfacing, and dermabrasion are some of the most common types of solutions toward improvement. Once a scar forms, it is permanent, but it may be made less noticeable.
Some types of keloid or hypertrophic scarring can be made worse by the above treatments, making scar revision surgery the only option. Scar revision surgery can only improve the way the scar looks, rather than removing it entirely. Scar revision surgery can, however, make your scar much less noticeable.
Procedure:
Scar revision may use laser, injections, excisions, Z-plasty, or other methods in order to lighten or diminish the scar’s appearance. Remember that all scars are permanent. Scar revision surgery will not remove scar, but it may help conceal it and improve its overall appearance.
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